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    Quote Originally Posted by Oversize View Post
    I have a mod plate in 'Thelma' but most of the mods have been removed. And I plan to place a second battery over the mod plate.
    Question: Should I remove it, find out what it applies to, or just cover it up with the battery tray and plead ignorance?

    To answer this long lost question, it is my understanding, if you have been issued a QLD mod plate (blue plate) the modification in question is effectively now a standard feature of the car, so to remove that modification, you will actually need another modification plate to return it to pre modification form, the modification plate must be in a position that is easy to read so you can't just simply cover them up, and any approved/plated modifications are listed with DOT at the time the plate was issued, so pleading ignorance will not get you very far.


    It like this, we all know you can't just modify the legal seating capacity of a vehicle yourself, this needs approval by means of a modification blue plate, but, once the legal seating capacity has been officially changed, its not a case of simply reverting back to the "original" seating capacity, because is actually changing the legal seating capacity again, and so this modification will then need a new modification plate.
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